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The hummmm reminds me of something else entirely. David Best https://www.flickr.com/photos/davidpbest/albums https://www.instagram.com/davidpbest/

In Austria (where this is made) and western europe (main market) the 3 phase standard is 400V.? ?So the manual says 400V, because that's the default.? Your specific machine was configured for US

The hum reminds me to turn it off and to be really careful. High voltage is scary. I had a 600v machine and spent a lot of money to convert it as all the controls were 600 as well and I'm absent

Buying a transformer is the easy option but I hate hate hate 60hz hum and I’ve never been around a transformer this size that didn’t hum ? Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2020 10:24 PM To:

Joe, if that machine can be run on low voltage, you may need to boost your voltage. 277v less 10% brings you down to the 250v minimum. the motors will likely run warmer and may be fine but is it easy

Interesting link, thanks. I bet those two motors have nine wires Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2020 6:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Motor plate experts Delta v. Wye power

you know what, i guess not. I've been calling it a pressure bar but I don't know where I got that idea. whatever it is, it used to make noise, now it doesn't :)

Delta v. Wye *power distribution* and Delta v. Wye *motor winding* are two different things *. * Read about motors windings, for example here's the first link that same up when I entered something

Joe, it is not a pressure bar it is simply a chip deflector. Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

Is that metal piece acting as the pressure bar in the planer? Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2020 3:14 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [FOG] The "Singing Planer" finally solved...I think

My solution to any noise in the shop: [Image.jpeg] If my machines aren’t singing, they aren’t making money :) But good tips anyway Michael Tagge Built Custom Carpentry Get Outlook for

Thanks for the tips on the jointer Dave. I may have to try them as I have experienced the same with my 741. I just took delivery of a new K700 myself and have been pouring thru the Felder Survival

Long time lurker, first time posting, thought I'd share a minor success I had recently. I've been using an AD741 for three years now, have always been annoyed by the occasional high pitched squeal

Here is the power service I have, listed on websites as “Uncommon” ? Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2020 2:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FOG] Motor plate experts Joe, I am

I have not pulled the covers off to see inside the wire box. No diagrams on outside of motor. Had some email correspondence with a guy who was the importer of those machines in that era. He said that

Joe, I am pretty sure both motor labels say they are 250-277V when delta connected and 440-480V when Y connected - (60 Hz). Do you see a pictorial that shows how to connect motor leads for delta

The Langzauner sander machine tag says 3 phase 460V. The specs in the manual say 400V 3 phase. The power junction box on the machine is labeled 480V, looks like this is from the last shop. Ideally I

I know its not as 'professional', but this is why i prefer Ushippers with a janky trailer and missing teeth. Direct transport from pickup to drop off typically offers less chances for bumps, drops, or

That is horrible. I didn't like Machinery Max before but this is beyond incompetence. It is sad when the rare machine you search a long time for is in the hands of these people. Dave

If you paid for it to be done, then your only recourse is with Machinery Max the way I see it. That sucks… MDF should never have been used, only plywood or maybe thick OSB. Brian Lamb